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ANAHEIM, Calif. – The BlizzCon, the Blizzard Entertainment fan conference that drew more than 35,000 people in person and millions of people to the pay-per-view program last year, officially kicked off this morning with opening ceremonies. This story will be updated as the news unfolds during this opening session.
9:55: Hearthstone viewers receive "well-played" signs. Inflatable thunderbolts start to roar in the Mythic Stadium area.
9:50: Apparently, there is also a brilliant moment in the presentation, the public being warned and warned to interrupt it at the appropriate time. My fellow journalists are looking for remains.
The images of the crowd begin on the screen from the arenas around the convention – all the stages are open for this event, and the seats at each of them already look good. met. Several scenes are set around the main hall and the Averwatch Arena is open to the public. Parts of the ceremony will be broadcast from these other places.
9:45: Talking Heads videos describe the process of creating Blizzard games. At 20 feet tall, the videos reveal all the pores. There are apparently some amazingly attractive artists working at Blizzard.
9:40: On each seat, at least in the front, are large folded cards with tiny slits in the eye to allow a "stuntman" to play at the opening ceremony. The white front parts with the instructions are supposed to be directed to the stage – suggesting some kind of lighting effect. Each seat has its own map – no mixing or matching.
The retrospective videos of BlizzCon begin.
9:34: With a roar and a whistle, the crowd is allowed to move from the lobby to the bleachers.
9:30 am: The room is carefully orchestrated for who can sit where. The media gets the coveted front sections and the VIP personalities are immediately behind. But with the VIP seats, there are other small sections: dream families, for example, have their own seat. In previous years, Blizzard granted free access to the Make-A-Wish convention to kids and made an online video game last year. World of Warcraft The charity strokes a Make-A-Wish Advantage
9:25: The roars of "For the Alliance" and "For the Horde" have begun, propelled by World of Warcraft fans and members of the Blizzard community in the public, mostly media, staff and brand personalities. At this rate, people will be hoarse before the 11 am show starts.
9:10: The fans are coming! Blizzard staff announced over his person that the first wave of people was allowed to "flood the lobby", and the noise in the lobby immediately reached a notch with the thoughtful roar of thousands of people. feet and thousands of voices.
9am: The lines of entry are even more massive than usual this year, as new security measures put in place after the violent incident occurred early in the year when it was not too late. an online sports tournament have shattered the entrance of fans in the Anaheim convention center.
Meanwhile, the main hall remains almost empty, wrapped in blue and smoke and slowly throwing projectors as soundtrack music. World of Warcraft and Overwatch and other franchises play. The 20-foot display screens that will present the best view to most attendees remain, but some seats will have even more degraded views this year in the main area of the Mythic scene.
The entire room has been turned lengthwise from previous years, creating much deeper seats, which may have allowed Blizzard to complete additional ticket sales tricks this year. . Whatever the case may be, fans who line up early will be happy with their lifestyle choices. Notice to all those lining up: There are also security entrances at the back.
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The calm before the storm at BlizzCon 2018.Heather Newman
ANAHEIM, Calif. – The BlizzCon, the Blizzard Entertainment fan conference that drew more than 35,000 people in person and millions of people to the pay-per-view program last year, officially kicked off this morning with opening ceremonies. This story will be updated as the news unfolds during this opening session.
9:55: Hearthstone viewers receive "well-played" signs. Inflatable thunderbolts start to roar in the Mythic Stadium area.
9:50: Apparently, there is also a brilliant moment in the presentation, the public being warned and warned to interrupt it at the appropriate time. My fellow journalists are looking for remains.
The images of the crowd begin on the screen from the arenas around the convention – all the stages are open for this event, and the seats at each of them already look good. met. Several scenes are set around the main hall and the Averwatch Arena is open to the public. Parts of the ceremony will be broadcast from these other places.
9:45: Talking Heads videos describe the process of creating Blizzard games. At 20 feet tall, the videos reveal all the pores. There are apparently some amazingly attractive artists working at Blizzard.
9:40: On each seat, at least in the front, are large folded cards with tiny slits in the eye to allow a "stuntman" to play at the opening ceremony. The white front parts with the instructions are supposed to be directed to the stage – suggesting some kind of lighting effect. Each seat has its own map – no mixing or matching.
The retrospective videos of BlizzCon begin.
9:34: With a roar and a whistle, the crowd is allowed to move from the lobby to the bleachers.
9:30 am: The room is carefully orchestrated for who can sit where. The media gets the coveted front sections and the VIP personalities are immediately behind. But with the VIP seats, there are other small sections: dream families, for example, have their own seat. In previous years, Blizzard granted free access to the Make-A-Wish convention to kids and made an online video game last year. World of Warcraft The charity strokes a Make-A-Wish benefit.
9:25: The roars of "For the Alliance" and "For the Horde" have begun, propelled by World of Warcraft fans and members of the Blizzard community in the audience, mostly media, staff and personalities At this rate, people will be hoarse before the show begins at 11 am.
9:10: The fans are coming! Blizzard staff announced over his person that the first wave of people was allowed to "flood the lobby", and the noise in the lobby immediately reached a notch with the thoughtful roar of thousands of people. feet and thousands of voices.
9am: The lines of entry are even more massive than usual this year, as new security measures put in place after the violent incident occurred early in the year when it was not too late. an online sports tournament have shattered the entrance of fans in the Anaheim convention center.
Meanwhile, the main hall remains almost empty, wrapped in blue and smoke and slowly throwing projectors as soundtrack music. World of Warcraft and Overwatch and other franchises play. The 20-foot display screens that will present the best view to most attendees remain, but some seats will have even more degraded views this year in the main area of the Mythic scene.
The entire room has been turned lengthwise from previous years, creating much deeper seats, which may have allowed Blizzard to complete additional ticket sales tricks this year. . Whatever the case may be, fans who line up early will be happy with their lifestyle choices. Notice to all those lining up: There are also security entrances at the back.
